Difference between revisions of "Groups and Skills Report"
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The Groups and Skills Report allows you to see which people on the system are categorised by group/skill. (Groups and skills are often used to categorise volunteers and support workers, to aid in matching with clients, but can also be used for anything you like.) | The Groups and Skills Report allows you to see which people on the system are categorised by group/skill. (Groups and skills are often used to categorise volunteers and support workers, to aid in matching with clients, but can also be used for anything you like.) | ||
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Revision as of 11:59, 5 November 2014
Reports > Office Reports > Memberships/Skills Report.
The Groups and Skills Report allows you to see which people on the system are categorised by group/skill. (Groups and skills are often used to categorise volunteers and support workers, to aid in matching with clients, but can also be used for anything you like.)
The report is comprehensive, and allows you to report on any group or skill, as well as any or all of the relevant types of organisations and people. Particularly useful is the choice of date-related options;
Note that on the printed output of this report, a blue folder is available, meaning that you can use the Blue Folder Lookup functionality here.
Rob Kay - manual author (talk) 13:58, 24 April 2014 (BST)
